Thursday Evening Practice League
The Bullseye practice league at WAC meets every Thursday
evening at the public range. Shooters complete a 90-shot
course of fire consisting of 30 shots each of slow fire,
timed fire, and rapid fire.
When
Thursday evenings
Course
90 shots total
Breakdown
30 slow fire, 30 timed fire, 30 rapid fire
Location
Public range
Sunday 2700 Matches
On Sundays, except the first Sunday, a 2700 is fired.
This consists of three 900s, typically fired with
a .22 pistol, a centerfire pistol, and a .45 caliber pistol.
An alternate .22-only classification permits all
three 900s to be shot with the .22 pistol.
In club matches, shooters keep track of their own scores.
When
Sundays, except the first Sunday
Course
2700, consisting of three 900s
Typical Pistols
.22, centerfire pistol, and .45 caliber
Alternate Class
.22-only classification available
NRA Approved Precision Pistol Match
Usually on the fourth Sunday, please check the club calendar,
the 2700 is an official NRA Approved Precision Pistol Match.
Scores are recorded and submitted to determine shooter classification.
How a Bullseye Match Works
A Bullseye match consists of 90 shots:
30 shots of slow fire, 30 shots of timed fire,
and 30 shots of rapid fire.
The total possible score is 900.
Slow fire may be fired at either 50 yards or 25 yards,
depending on range and match rules.
Timed and rapid fire are fired at 25 yards.
Slow Fire
10 shots in 10 minutes
Timed Fire
Five-shot strings fired in 20 seconds
Rapid Fire
Five-shot strings fired in 10 seconds
Scoring
Targets are scored after 10 rounds
Match Length
A Bullseye 900 takes about 1.5 to 2 hours to complete
National Pistol Championship
The National Pistol Championship is conducted at
Camp Perry, Ohio, in July, alongside the Smallbore
and High Power Rifle Championships.
